Descendancy for Sir John Campbell, 4th Baronet of Glenurchy: Campbell DNA Project Public

1607 - 1686 (79 years)

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1 Sir John Campbell, 4th Baronet of Glenurchy ^[1] b. 1607 d. Jun 1686
- Mary Graham d. 28 Jan 1652/53
  - 2 Robert Campbell, of Barcaldine ^[1.1] d. 1670
    - + Anna Campbell
  - 2 Alexander Campbell, of Botuarymore ^[1.2]
  - 2 Duncan Campbell ^[1.3] d. 1678
  - 2 Sir John Campbell, 5th Baronet of Glenurchy ^[1.4] b. Abt 1635 d. 19 Mar 1716/17
    - Mildred Littler d. 1746
      - 3 Mary Campbell ^[1.4.1] d. Aug 1725
        
        Archibald Cockburn
        
        4 Sir Alexander Cockburn, of Langton ^[1.4.1.1] d. 19 Mar 1716/17
    - Lady Mary Rich d. 8 Feb 1665/66
      - 3 Duncan Campbell, Lord Ormelie ^[1.4.2] b. Abt 1660 d. Abt 1727
        
        Margaret Campbell
        
        4 Son1 Campbell ^[1.4.2.1]
        
        4 Son2 Campbell ^[1.4.2.2]
      - 3 John Campbell, 2nd Earl of Breadalbane ^[1.4.3] b. 19 Nov 1662 d. 23 Feb 1751/52
        
        + Lady Frances Cavendish b. 25 Jun 1660 d. 4 Feb 1689/90
        
        Henrietta Villiers d. 1 Feb 1719/20
        
        4 John Campbell, 3rd Earl of Breadalbane ^[1.4.3.1] b. 10 Mar 1695/96 d. 26 Jan 1782 [ =>]
        
        4 Charlotte Campbell ^[1.4.3.2]
        
        4 Caroline Campbell ^[1.4.3.3]
        
        4 Henrietta Campbell ^[1.4.3.4] d. 27 Jan 1766
    - Lady Mary Campbell, Countess of Caithness d. 4 Feb 1690/91
      - 3 Colin Campbell, of Ardmaddie ^[1.4.4] b. 1679 d. 31 Mar 1708
        
        Grizelda Douglas, of Kent
        
        4 John Campbell, of the Bank ^[1.4.4.1] b. 1705 d. 1777 [ =>]
  - 2 William Campbell, of Tulloch ^[1.5] b. Abt 1643
  - 2 James Campbell ^[1.6] b. Abt 1646
  - 2 Agnes Campbell ^[1.7]
  - 2 Catherine Campbell ^[1.8]
    - + Alexander Robertson, of Lude d. 1673
  - 2 Isabel Campbell ^[1.9]
    - + Donald Campbell, of Barbreck
  - 2 Jean Campbell ^[1.10]
    - Alexander Campbell, 3rd of Airds b. Abt 1670 d. Aft 1711
      - 3 Donald Campbell, 4th of Airds ^[1.10.1] b. 17 May 1704 d. May 1775
        
        Margaret McLean
        
        4 John Campbell, 5th of Airds ^[1.10.1.1] b. 19 Mar 1736/37 d. 22 May 1788 [ =>]
- Elizabeth Campbell
  - 2 Patrick Campbell ^[1.11]
  - 2 Colin Campbell ^[1.12]
  - 2 William Campbell ^[1.13]
  - 2 Walter Campbell ^[1.14] d. Bef Sep 1679
  - 2 Elizabeth Campbell ^[1.15]
    - Alexander Campbell, of Stonefield d. 1698
      - 3 Archibald Campbell, of Stonefield ^[1.15.1] d. 1753
        
        Jane Friend d. 1771
        
        4 Elizabeth Campbell ^[1.15.1.1] [ =>]
        
        4 John Campbell, Lord Stonefield ^[1.15.1.2] d. 19 Jun 1801 [ =>]
        
        4 Jane Campbell, of Stonefield ^[1.15.1.3] [ =>]
- Christian Mushet d. 1697
  - 2 James Campbell ^[1.16] d. Abt 1678
  - 2 Charles Campbell ^[1.17] d. Bef 17 Oct 1707
  - 2 Isabel Campbell ^[1.18]
    - + John MacNaughtan
  - 2 Susanna Campbell ^[1.19]
    - + John Campbell, of Ardchattan
  - 2 Anna Campbell ^[1.20]
    - + Robert McNab
  - 2 Jean Campbell ^[1.21]
    - Alexander Campbell, 3rd of Airds b. Abt 1670 d. Aft 1711
      - 3 Donald Campbell, 4th of Airds ^[1.21.1] b. 17 May 1704 d. May 1775
        
        Margaret McLean
        
        4 John Campbell, 5th of Airds ^[1.21.1.1] b. 19 Mar 1736/37 d. 22 May 1788 [ =>]

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